+ Follow TANG AND KOOL AID Tag
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[Title] => Kraft seeks reversal of BOC ruling on its powdered juice imports
[Summary] => Kraft Food Philippines is seeking a reversal of a Bureau of Customs (BOC) Valuation and Classification Review Board ruling which reclassified its powdered juice imports from food/beverage preparations, that are subject to a mere three percent tariff, to a sugar product which is subject to a much higher tariff of 48 percent.
Kraft is seeking another 20-day Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against the BOC-VCRB as the first TRO which it secured last Aug. 18 is set to expire.
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[Title] => Pre-mix juice import tariff sends conflicting signals
[Summary] => Government’s policy on sugar product imports has been placed in turmoil following a controversial ruling made by the Valuation and Classification Review Committee (VCRC) on the pre-mix juice importations of Kraft Foods Philippines Inc., the maker of powdered juice brands Tang and Kool Aid.
The VCRC assumes jurisdiction in setting applicable tariffs on importations that have already entered the country but are being questioned by concerned parties.
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[Title] => Finally, road rule enforcement
[Summary] => Last weekend, we talked about how the NLEX development seems to have ushered accelerated economic growth in Central Luzon. Well, the new expressway managers now have this little experiment going on at the North Luzon Expressway, and it has something to do with restoring order in our roads and highways. Since May, the Manila North Tollway Corp. (MNTC), operator of the newly rehabilitated and modernized NLE, has been strictly enforcing the rules and regulations of the road.
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TANG AND KOOL AID
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[Title] => Kraft seeks reversal of BOC ruling on its powdered juice imports
[Summary] => Kraft Food Philippines is seeking a reversal of a Bureau of Customs (BOC) Valuation and Classification Review Board ruling which reclassified its powdered juice imports from food/beverage preparations, that are subject to a mere three percent tariff, to a sugar product which is subject to a much higher tariff of 48 percent.
Kraft is seeking another 20-day Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against the BOC-VCRB as the first TRO which it secured last Aug. 18 is set to expire.
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[Title] => Pre-mix juice import tariff sends conflicting signals
[Summary] => Government’s policy on sugar product imports has been placed in turmoil following a controversial ruling made by the Valuation and Classification Review Committee (VCRC) on the pre-mix juice importations of Kraft Foods Philippines Inc., the maker of powdered juice brands Tang and Kool Aid.
The VCRC assumes jurisdiction in setting applicable tariffs on importations that have already entered the country but are being questioned by concerned parties.
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[Title] => Finally, road rule enforcement
[Summary] => Last weekend, we talked about how the NLEX development seems to have ushered accelerated economic growth in Central Luzon. Well, the new expressway managers now have this little experiment going on at the North Luzon Expressway, and it has something to do with restoring order in our roads and highways. Since May, the Manila North Tollway Corp. (MNTC), operator of the newly rehabilitated and modernized NLE, has been strictly enforcing the rules and regulations of the road.
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